The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-11-23

his bride to Wheeling and is COM
fortably located ut No. 14O1 Chap
ilaine Street. The Capt. and his
lovely bride have our best wishes
for the future; and when, as time
rolls on, may their little rice fields
grow into maturity, and be an hon
or and a source of comfort to them
in their old age.
In fine shoes for ladies the firm of
J. Friedman & Co., can't be APP
preached by any of their COMPETE
tors. In fine shoes for gents they
are ahead of anything in town, in
both price and quality. In heavy
boots and shoes they have a big
stock of the best makes. In rubber
goods they have a complete stock.
Don't buy until you see us.
The Postoflicc at spilman, in this
county. will be opened this week,
with II. E. Spilman, as Postmaster.
An Office has long been needed ut
the Camden mines, and we congrat-
nlate the people of that town on
their good fortune. The next move
for Spilman ought to be for the es.
tablishment of an election precinct
at that place.
The winter prospects for farmers,
with "a few exceptions, is not of a
cheerful nature. The outlook is
gloomy should the winter be Sc
we're and protracted one. The wheat
crop was good, but the corn, potato
and fruit crop, was in a measure, a
failure. Many farmers will not
have enough to supply their own
wants.
Ish, the Photographer, is still put
ing out the best and most popular
photographs in this section of the
country AS an artist he has no
equal in this or any other State.
His fine and handsomely finished
photographs are the wonder of
everybody who sees them. Try
him, and be convinced of the truth
of what we here state.
We ought to have Point Pleasant
made a Port of Entry, and then
ask the government to build us a
Custom House: The Board of Lo-
cal Inspectors should also be moved
from Gallipolis to Point Pleasant
II ought never to have been located
there in the first place.
CLoTHING.-The American Cloth
ing House, 154 Second street, Gal
lipolis, Ohio, is the place to buy your
winter clothing, furnishing goods,
trunks, valises, travelling bags, etc.
Their mammoth stock of clothing is
attracting attention for miles around
the city, and we print their adver-
tisement in this Issue.
Three or four drinks of whiskey
in some men, make them act as if
they owned the whole creation, and
could whip any man that came in
their way. A case of this kind &C.
Cured on our streets Saturday, but
the drunken man was fooled in the
fellow he took for "greeny" and
got the good drubbing he deserved.
a full line of Holiday goods will
be found at J. Friedman & Co.'S, on
Main street. If you want nice
present for your wife, your daught-
er, or your sweetheart, you need
not go pass Friedman's for there
you'll find just what you want.
1t is rumored that woman named
Coffman, from Virginia, committed
suicide in or near this place, last
Friday, by hanging. We have in
vestigated the matter, but cannot
locate the suicide. The Cincinnati
Enquirer correspondent must have
been duped.
The largest stock of cloaks and
short wraps, ever opened in this
city are now on sale at J. Friedman
& Co.'s at such low prices that ove-
ry lady can afford to deck herself
out in new cloak
If there is any person in this wide
world who takes special delight in
refusing to accommodate people, or
to furnish information, or give a
traveller a civil answer, it is the
Agent at the X. & o. depot, at this
place.
The little cottage house belonging
to J. L. Charles, which has been off
its foundation, near the brick grist-
mill. since the flood, has been re-